行 一会儿过来啊 何老师 一会儿来啊 何老师
“Alright. Come by later, Mr. He. See you later, Mr. He.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你们先啊 我打个电话
“You guys go ahead. I'll make a call.”
行 一会儿过来 啊 何老师 一会儿 来啊 何老师
“Alright. Come by later, Mr. He. See you later, Mr. He.”
我是想跟你说
“What I wanted to tell you is,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In modern China, especialmente in media, arts, and professional circles, 'Laoshi' (Teacher) is widely used as a respectful title for anyone with expertise or seniority, not just schoolteachers.
When someone steps away before a meal or gathering begins, hosts and companions will repeatedly urge them to 'hurry back' to show that their presence is valued.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in a moment / in a little while
Placed before a verb to indicate that the action should happen shortly.
to come over
Used to invite someone to move toward the speaker's location.
Softens the imperative 'come over in a bit' into a warm, friendly reminder rather than a command.
